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Jarosław Królewski wrote that before the 24th minute of the match between Legia and Wisła, in his opinion, the Krakow team was at least equal, if not better than their rivals. They were creating chances and gradually taking control of the game, which — as he pointed out — was also mentioned by coach Mariusz Jop. Królewski accused the referee of allowing a goal for Legia despite two mistakes in one situation, and moments later not awarding a clear penalty for Wisła. He claimed these decisions changed the dynamic of the match: Wisła stopped playing as before, and Legia could retreat, limit risks, and control the game. The author emphasized that refereeing decisions affect not only individual actions or goals but also the strategy and behavior of both teams as well as the further course of the game. He noted that before the 25th minute, the statistics for Legia and Wisła were: shots 1:3, shots on target 1:1, possession 45%-55%, and xG 0.17-0.59. Królewski also mentioned bottles thrown onto the pitch, the refusal to allow Wisła fans into the stadium, the television station inviting editors from LW news services, and skipping difficult topics on air. He also pointed out the incorrect Wisła emblem on the screens and the announcer mispronouncing the names of players, including Artur Rodado, as well as presenting them in the feminine form. He wrote that he found it hard to rule out intentional actions in some of these cases. According to Królewski, there was a lack of respect, fairness, and equal rules during the match. He considered that the game was not an example of professional football worth remembering. #PiłkaNożna #Futbol #Sędziowanie (translated)

Karol Michalak wrote that the match was played in the style of Legia, which he accused of gaining an advantage off the field, and he assessed that the referee was the "12th player." He congratulated the opponents on their victory on the field, but stated that as an organization they lost, accusing them of a lack of class and fair competition skills. #sędziowanie (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that in the Liga+ Extra program it was confirmed that the first goal for LW should not have been recognized for two reasons, and Wisła Kraków was entitled to a penalty kick. He assessed that the referee's decisions distorted the match within 24 minutes and stated that the referee and the VAR team should step away from officiating for a longer period. #LigaPlus #piłkaNożna #VAR (translated)

Paweł Paczul recalled that about 10 years ago, for matches between Wisła and Legia, Lubos Michel was brought in because — as he assessed — the situation with Polish referees was very bad. He suggested that perhaps once again, at least for a while, it would be necessary to look for referees abroad. #sędziowie #futbol #Ekstraklasa (translated)

Grzegorz Saj wrote that the referee's decisions in the match between Wisła Kraków and Legia favored Legia. As examples, he pointed out the non-awarding of a corner kick to Wisła and the lack of reaction after one of its players was kicked in the opponent's penalty area. He assessed that Wisła had been an equal opponent until then, and although Legia's goal was nice, it came after an unjustly awarded set piece. #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa #PiłkaNożna (translated)

Brzoza again accused the organizers of the broadcast of lacking impartiality. He claimed that the broadcast before the match at a stadium other than Legia's could not have happened without reason, and pointed out that — in his opinion — 90 percent of the staff were former players or people associated with Legia. He expressed hope that Canal+ would soon stop collaborating with the league, and described the station as one of the biggest sources of problems, second only to the referees in this regard. #legia #piłkaNożna #sport (translated)

Judge Piotr Prusinowski criticized Minister Waldemar Żurek for his statement, pointing out similarities to the actions of PiS politicians and emphasizing concerns about the status of new judges in the Supreme Court, which he believes deepens the chaos in the justice system. #SądNajwyższy #wymiarSprawiedliwości #sędziowie (translated)

The author wrote that on September 9, 2024, he was physically attacked, and the judge from Iustitia dismissed the investigation despite surveillance recordings, photos of the perpetrator, and testimony from three witnesses. He added that under Donald Tusk's government, Article 119 of the Penal Code is applied selectively. https://t.co/cId2I5F0Pz #sprawiedliwość #przemoc #prawo #PL (translated)

Dawid Zieliński wrote that the match in Szczecin showed, in his opinion, a poor level of refereeing in the country. He claimed that the referee's failure to notice fouls could lead to fights between players, and criticized those demanding respect for referees, whom he accused of distorting matches. #sędziowanie #piłkaNożna #Szczecin (translated)

Bartosz Lewandowski asked the minister whether he had used the Prosecutor's Office to take action against the judges who were representatives and who had presented him with allegations regarding the receipt of allowances for participating in the work of the National Judiciary Council or attending conferences, when — as it appeared from the files, according to the author — he was supposed to be issuing rulings in Krakow. He wrote that this is exactly how it looks and asked whether the court had ordered the Prosecutor's Office to initiate an investigation into this matter, conducted by the Internal Affairs Department of the National Prosecutor's Office. He also inquired about the stage of the proceedings, indicating that the National Prosecutor's Office had sent requests to lift the immunity of the representatives. #Prawo #Polityka #Sprawiedliwość (translated)

If someone prevents a judge from entering the building where he is working, such actions are criminal in nature and state authorities have an obligation to intervene – says Maciej Berek, a judge of the Constitutional Tribunal, who has not yet taken the oath. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Sędziowie #Prawo (translated)

Judge Maciej Berek expresses his concern regarding the situation related to the refusal of the newly elected judges of the Constitutional Tribunal to take their oath and emphasizes the obligation of state bodies to intervene in the event of preventing a judge from accessing his workplace. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Sędziowie #Prawo (translated)

Maciej Berek, the newly elected judge of the Constitutional Tribunal, is considering taking an oath in the presence of a notary if necessary, and emphasizes the readiness of the group of judges to restore the efficient functioning of the Tribunal. #Berek #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #ślubowanie (translated)

If someone prevents a judge from entering the building where they serve, such actions are criminal in nature and state authorities have a duty to intervene – says Maciej Berek, a Constitutional Tribunal judge who has not yet taken the oath, to "Rzeczpospolita." #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #MaciejBerek #Sędziowie (translated)

Judge Maciej Berek declared his readiness to take an oath in the presence of a notary, as he believes that any obstruction of access to the court by others is criminal in nature, which should prompt state authorities to act. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #MaciejBerek #Sędziowie (translated)